Concourse House

Concourse House is a mid-rise, six-story cooperative erected circa 1964 and attributed to architect Martin Lowenfish. The post‑war elevator building contains primarily one-bedroom layouts—often configured with an L-shaped living/dining area and galley kitchens—plus occasional larger corner residences. Typical apartments feature plank hardwood floors, walk‑in closets or double closets, high ceilings, foyer entries, primary baths with soaking tubs, and thru‑wall air conditioning sleeves; many renovated units add shaker‑style cabinetry, quartz counters and stainless appliances. Exterior elements include private balconies for select units and a planted central courtyard that provides garden views. Residents use shared facilities such as common laundry, on‑site superintendent services and mailbox areas; garage parking is available on a waitlist. The co‑op enforces several occupancy policies: sponsor units are sometimes offered (no board approval), limited subletting conditions apply, and pets or investor ownership are frequently restricted. Situated on the Grand Concourse in Bedford Park, the building sits within walking distance of Mosholu Park, the New York Botanical Garden, Lehman College and multiple transit options (Metro‑North, D/B, 4 and express buses), offering quick commutes to Midtown Manhattan.